When visiting the war remnant museum Cambodia, http://warrmc.com/ , I had the pleasure to talk with a most inspiring man called Mr Suon Rottana . Mr Rottana was abducted from his never to be seen again family at the age of 14, brainwashed and then made to fight and kill for the Khmer Rouge for the next 16 years until the intervention of the United Nations.

Suon explained that The War Remnant Museum is more than a museum. It is also a centre that provides education/training and support for dozens of at-risk people and landmine survivors, many whom are part of families suffering overwhelming hardships. The War Remnant Museum was created so that it might serve as a place of healing for bodies, hearts and minds and an important role in the development of society.

He believes that love, support, education and teaching new skills will help secure better opportunities in life.

The museums desire is that visitors will be enriched by their experience and leave with a new story to tell about Cambodia’s past, but more importantly about a new hope for Cambodia’s future.

Any monies donated will go directly to the museum, a worthy, good cause.

A little money goes along way in Cambodia, anything and everything will help.

Thank you,
Dave